A computer system uses 8 bits to represent floating-point values. The 8 bits are organised as follows: The first bit is a sign bit (0 for positive, 1 for negative). The middle 3 bits are the exponent, which uses bias of 3. The last 4 bits are the significand, which is normalised in the same way as the significand is normaised in IEEE.754 formats: The format does not reserve any special values. The following arithmetic operation is performed on this system; 0001100011000110 The result is then stored in the same 8-bit floating-point format. What is the relative error of the stored result comapred to the value of the result of the arithmetic operation? Answers are counded to 5 decimal places. a. 0.03030% b. 0% c. 0.03125% d. None of the other answers. e. 0.97865%